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This is the text of a lecture given to the Evangelisch-Theologische Facultt der Universitt
Mnchen. The lecture was the first of a series of annual lectures with the aim of appraising
the acheievements of Friedrich Schleiermacher. It will be published in due course by the
Facultt , but will remain on-line in the journal until publication in printed form.
SZLEZK, Thomas Alexander, January 2002
Editorial Statement
REYDAMS-SCHILS, Gretchen, March 2004
Articles
Scientific Knowledge and Myth
BRISSON, Luc, March 2004

Warum gibt es keinen Mythos im Sophistes?
COLLOUD-STREIT, Marlis , March 2004

Socrates in the Cave. Platonic Epistemology and the Common Man
ERLER, Michael, March 2004

The Possibility of Knowledge According to Plato
GERSON, Lloyd P., March 2004

Plato and the Scope of Ethical Knowledge
GILL, Christopher, March 2004

Socratic Dialogue and Platonic Dialectic. How the soul knows in the
Republic
NOTOMI, Noburu, March 2004

The Two Faces of Platonic Knowledge
SCOLNICOV, Samuel, March 2004

Reviews
Compte-rendu de : Platone, La Repubblica, traduzione e commento a
cura di Mario Vegetti (vol V)
BRISSON, Luc, March 2004

Review of Michael S. Kochin, Gender and Rhetoric in Platos Political
Thought.
MOMBELLO, Eduardo Hctor, March 2004

Review of New Perspectives on Plato, Modern and Ancient, Edited by
Julia Annas and Christopher Rowe.
VEGETTI, Mario, March 2004
Michael S. Kochin (K.) interprets the project of Laws (Leg.) by reading the Republic (Rep.) in
the light of Leg. and its concerns. Ks work introduces a valuable perspective from which the
Rep. and the Leg., far from being considered as political manifestos, appear as rhetorical
examples and, in a way, as manuals of rhetoric. From this point of view, K calls attention to
Platos rhetorical problem (p. 2), which arises from Platos stance that men and women
have distinctive occurrent aspirations and desires, () even though the natural standard for
human excellence is the same for both sexes (p. 2). Thus, Platos effort at persuasion in these
works is tailored to his masculine interlocutors. By means of a gendered rhetoric, Aristotles
master proposes to move the political community toward a unified standard of human
excellence.
The contemporary reader who is interested in these problems will benefit greatly from K.s
brief, but fine work. K maintains that from the Laws and the Republic we learn that we must
comprehend the proper grounds and limits of persuasion in tackling some of the current
problems related to gender justice.